Our Program
The University of Nebraska Medical Center, College of Allied Health Professions, Computed Tomography (CT) Practicum offers one semester of didactic and clinical experience to graduates of an accredited radiography program.
Participants who complete the Practicum will have the opportunity to acquire the knowledge, skill-base, and exam requirements need to be eligible to apply for the CT Registry exam offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). While there are a limited number of recognized clinical sites, the applicant has the opportunity to work with the UNMC CT Practicum Director to acquire affiliation agreements with additional clinical sites in state and out of state in order to participate in the practicum.
Length of Program
Didactic course work can be completed in as little as one semester. Clinical requirements can take longer based on clinic exposure to complete the required clinical competencies needed to apply for certification.
Computed Tomography (CT) Website
Admissions
The mission of admissions in the College of Allied Health Professions is to advance evidence-based recruitment and admissions practices that are inclusive, equitable and balanced with respect to experiences, attributes and metrics to recruit and admit applicants for the purpose of preparing highly competent, collaborative and compassionate professionals dedicated to improving the health and healthcare of all individuals and communities.
For specific CT admissions, application, and timelines, visit: Computed Tomography Admissions.
Tuition
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CT Curriculum
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| MITS 460R | CT PROTOCOLS AND CROSS SECTIONAL ANATOMY | 2 |
| or MITS 660R | CT PROTOCOLS AND CROSS SECTIONAL ANATOMY | |
| MITS 461R | CT PHYSICS | 1 |
| or MITS 661R | CT PHYSICS | |
| MITS 462R | CT CLINICAL EDUCATION | 3 |
| or MITS 662R | CT CLINICAL EDUCATION | |
| Total Credit Hours | 6 | |
Computed Tomography (CT) Website
Computed Tomography Handbook
Introduction
The Computed Tomography (CT) Student Handbook provides important information regarding program policies, expectations, and procedures for students enrolled in the CT program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The handbook is designed to support student success by outlining academic standards, clinical requirements, professional expectations, and available resources.
Students are responsible for becoming familiar with the policies and guidelines contained within the handbook and for adhering to all program, college, and university regulations. These policies are intended to promote a safe, professional, and supportive learning environment while preparing students to meet the standards required in the field of computed tomography.
Handbook Links
The sections below provide detailed information regarding program policies, student responsibilities, and clinical expectations.